Yu Zhengqing's enthusiasm for helping others was largely thanks to his mother's influence. Mrs. Yu was a kindhearted person herself and fully supported her son's passionate nature.
Su Li wasn't the first person Yu Zhengqing had helped, nor would she be the last, but their connection was the deepest.
Mrs. Yu felt for Su Li's situation and was very supportive of her son.
When Mrs. Yu later found out that her son, who was two years Su Li's senior, had called her "Big Sis," she gave him no end of grief for it. After that, Yu Zhengqing never dared to casually call anyone "Big Sis" or "Aunty" again, terrified of making a mistake.
A smile filled Su Li's eyes as she recalled these old memories.
Seeing Su Li's happy smile, Yu Zhengqing completely relaxed.
"Are you heading out now?"
"Yeah, I have to run some errands," Su Li nodded.
Yu Zhengqing nodded. "Okay, then I won't keep you. You should get going."
"Okay, I'm just going to take the food you gave me back home first."
